Change Alley from High Street, 1800-1850, Yorkshire Penny Bank on left, timber framed house was once a substantial town house' King's Head Hotel in background

Elevated view looking towards Royal Victoria Hotel, from roof of Davy's Restaurant (before the area was redeveloped in 1914-20). Royal Hotel in foreground, Alexandra Theatre and furnace, in distance, mixture of buildings cover site of the medieval ca

Victoria Hotel (later Victoria Vaults closed in the early 70's) and Old Toll Bar House No. 329 (coal dealers), Langsett Road between Woodland Street and Victor Street

Iris Office, No. 12, Hartshead (later became Montgomery Tavern) with a Milk Boy in the foreground

Central Schools, Pupil Teachers' Centre, Holly Street, 1900-1915, Orchard Lane and Crown Inn, right

Moorhead, Crimean Monument, Nelson Hotel, Public Benefit Boot Co., and Newton Chambers, Newton House, right

Nos 17-19, left, Nos 26-24, right, Paradise Square, looking towards Silver Street Head, 1945-1950, No 17 (extreme left) was formerly a pub called Q in the Corner, later renamed Shrewsbury, No 24, former studio of Sir Francis Chantrey (far right)

Toll Bar Cottage, Ashopton, junction of Sheffield to Glossop road and Wood Lane. Ashopton Inn, in background

Rear of Woodman Inn, front faced 137, Edward Street, Solly Lane was to the left

Nos. 115 - 131 (119 Florist Inn) Broad Lane and Nos. 54 - 50 Abney Street